Choose bright, beautiful winter-flowering houseplants such as cyclamen and azalea. Keep deadheading the spent blooms and they will continue through the winter.
Read moreOnce your hippeastrum has flowered, cut off the flower stems at the bulb's base. Allow the foliage to keep growing for as long as possible to ensure that the bulb will produce plenty of flowers next year.
Read moreIf you need an extra burst of colour to keep the winter blues at bay, why not brighten up your home with a few colourful houseplants?
Read moreAs the days get longer, add a liquid feed to houseplants. When repotting plants, add granules of slow release fertiliser to the compost.
Read moreIf your houseplants are looking tired, check for mealy bug or woolly aphid. Inspect plants regularly and remove pests with an organic soft soap spray.
Read moreAs the weather warms up, add a liquid feed to houseplants and water regularly. When repotting plants, add granules of slow release fertiliser to the compost.
Read moreIf your houseplants are looking tired, check for mealy bug or woolly aphid. Inspect plants regularly and remove pests with an organic soft soap spray.
Read moreIf your houseplants are looking tired, check for mealy bug or woolly aphid. Inspect plants regularly and remove pests with an organic soft soap spray.
Read moreWarmer weather can quickly dry out active houseplants, so water them regularly and add a liquid feed.
Read moreAs the garden rests, bring scent and colour inside by planting hyacinth bulbs now.
Read moreFor stunning winter scent throughout the house, try our guide to forcing indoor hyacinths.
Read moreBring some colour and scent indoors. Hyacinths, cyclamen and azalea all look good as house plants.
Read moreWhen buying these seasonal favourites, look for one that has been kept out of a draft and that has rich, full colour on the bracts.
Read moreIf you want to see all of our gardening tips for the year, try out our new year planner.
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